The Identification Man is a figure that is supposed to be

available inside a photo taken by Mary Moorman of John

F. Kennedy's death on November 22, 1963, capturing a
small part of a second after a slug struck Kennedy's head.
This person is missing from other photos of the death
and was not seen by any witnesses. A large portion of the
detail is obscured, some accept by a gag streak. The
name derives from a brilliant spot on the figure's chest
that is said to resemble a gleaming identification. The
photo was investigated by the House Select Board of
Trustees on Deaths, but no evidence of stowed away
figures was discovered. Regardless, Gary Mack — the
keeper of